Aboriginal students at four Vancouver Island post-secondary institutions will benefit from a range of continuing and new programs and services as they work to complete their post-secondary education and training.

Aboriginal students at three public post-secondary institutions in the North will benefit from new and continuing programs and services that will support their success as they work to complete their post-secondary education and training.

The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) is investing in the success of its students by offering a variety of holistic, experiential and cultural learning activities at both of its campuses and in First Nations communities across B.C.

Ask Shruthi Narayan how she feels about graduating from SFU’s new master’s in big data program, and you will get a simple but poignant answer: “It’s like a dream.”

Before applying to Camosun College, Alana Armstrong had been working as a Registered Massage Therapist for 16 years when she took time off to care for some family members who had become ill.

After working as a stay-at-home mom to her three boys for several years, Carol Pesce decided she wanted to go back to school. Originally from Italy, Carol Pesce moved to Victoria 10 years ago.